Descendants is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DESCENDANTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DESCENDANT, one descended from another or from a common stock
• a person, plant, or animal that is descended from a particular ancestor
• a machine, artefact, system, etc., that has developed from an earlier, more rudimentary version
• all of the offspring of a given progenitor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• moving or directed downward

Words related to DESCENDANTS

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How to use DESCENDANTS in a sentence

• His descendants are now to be found throughout various provinces of Ireland.
• In the time of King Arthur, one of the descendants of Joseph sinned, and the holy vessel disappeared and was lost.
• It is ours to use and conserve for ourselves and our descendants, or to destroy.
• The Arii were the descendants of the last conquerors of these islands.
• His descendants still survive, and one of them holds an important federal office in our modern city.
• Hence we may conclude with great probability that large numbers of the descendants of the dark Britons still survive even on the Teutonic coast.
• Their garments, condemned to the service of two generations, reverse the order of things, and go from descendants to ancestors.
• For this reason it has been said that they cannot be regarded as the descendants of the Templars.
• Those who dwell there are the direct descendants of pioneers.
• Descendants of Abraham believed that their great ancestor wore round his neck a precious stone, the sight of which cured every kind of disease.
• So great respect was paid to the prophetic character, that none were suffered to be buried in Jerusalem but kings, descendants of David, and prophets.
• This title, however, is given by the Shias only to the immediate descendants of Ali, the son-in-law of the Prophet, and they are twelve in number, Ali being the first.
• Even today the descendants of His household and lineage are found throughout the world.
• There were no differences in the beginning, for we are all descendants of Adam.
• Seventy years later the descendants of these captives were released and went back to Jerusalem.
• Many of them, and their descendants, had remained in the Islands.
• Much that is romantic is found in the lives of these men and their descendants.
• This part of Rome is inhabited by people calling themselves descendants of the ancient Trojans.
• The slave-breeder and the slave-owner of Virginia and the States of the South had little in common with the gnarled descendants of the later Puritans in New England.
• That creative breath which had stirred the founders and legislators of Greece no longer inspired their descendants.
• The descendants of the Ulster Dubois are very influential and numerous in our day, but there is a tradition that this family at one time was in great danger of becoming extinct.
• We see it in the history of this patriarch, and that of many of his descendants.
• Those long lost descendants of the ten tribes of Israel would now learn the history of their forefathers.
• It was but the other day that they caused this very massacre to be acted on the stage for the diversion of the descendants of those who committed it.
• This was given to those princes, who had distinguished themselves in war, but it was not continued to their descendants.

Similar words containing SCENDANT without suffix s and without prefix de

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